Wayne Rooney has completed his return to Everton to end his trophy-laden 13-year spell at Manchester United.

The 31-year-old made 559 appearances for Manchester United, scoring 253 goals that saw him overtake Sir Bobby Charlton’s long-standing club record goal tally last season away at Stoke City.

Rooney left Everton in 2004 in £26.5 million transfer deal before winning five Premier League titles, one FA Cup, one Champions League trophy and one Europa League title, which he lifted as the club captain in his last ever appearance as a Red Devil.

Upon returning to the Goodison Park, the versatile English striker told Everton’s official website: “(Winning trophies with Everton) would be the pinnacle. I really feel now the Club is moving in the right direction, bringing the right calibre of players in. I want to be part of it and hopefully part of a successful Everton team.

Excited to be back at @Everton. Can't wait to meet up with @RonaldKoeman and the lads! #EFC